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2009-029 Planning - NCDOT - Grant Agreement Endorsing Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ)
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Minutes - 20090519
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RES-2009-041 Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality (CMAQ) Resolution with N C Dept of Transportation
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S Agreement - Planning - Resolution Endorsing Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Grant Agreement with the NCDOT 05-19-2009-4q
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Attachment 2 <br />Overview of Proposed CMAQ Proiect a3 <br />The proposed project includes new transit service, a transit shelter at a County constructed 125- <br />space park-and-ride lot at the Durham Technical Community College Orange Campus and four (4) <br />bicycle racks installed on Orange Public Transportation (OPT) buses. The new transit service will <br />facilitate non-automobile travel and reduce automobile traffic in downtown Hillsborough by providing <br />transit service from the park-and-ride lot, .which provides a place for people from outside the <br />Metropolitan Area Boundary to access transit services and a place where carpools and vanpools can <br />meet, to downtown and other Hillsborough destinations. <br />Proiect Description <br />1. Transit shelter at the Durham Technical Community Colleae Orange County Campus <br />The County plans to use CMAQ money to obtain and install a transit shelter at the 125-space park- <br />and-ride lot on the 20-acre site of a newly constructed Durham Technical Community College (DTCC) <br />satellite campus in Orange County. The campus is located in Waterstone, a 337-acre mixed use <br />development currently under construction in south Hillsborough, off the east side of Old NC 86 near <br />Interstate 40. The DTCC satellite campus opened in Spring 2008. Waterstone, anticipated to be <br />completed in 2014, will contain 134 single-family houses, 128 townhome/patio homes (part affordable <br />housing), 271 apartments, a day care, a hotel with restaurant, the previously mentioned 20-acre <br />community college site, a continuing care retirement center (280 units at different care levels), a 3- <br />acre civic-use site, 450,000 square feet of retail space, 408,000 square feet mixed use, and 150,000 <br />square feet of office space. <br />A transit shelter at the park-and-ride lot will also provide a convenient stop/transfer point for current <br />Triangle Transit (TT)/OPT service between Hillsborough and Chapel Hill. <br />2. New Transit Service <br />The proposed new Orange Public Transportation (OPT) route would connect the park-and-ride lot at <br />the DTCC with the county justice/government services complex. The location of the Durham <br />Technical Community College will provide a convenient place for county residents, particularly those <br />having business at the county justice complex, to access transit to downtown Hillsborough. <br />Expansion of the justice facility has eliminated some of the 100 (approximate) parking lot spaces. <br />The previous number of parking spaces was already insufficient to accommodate court traffic. Clients <br />park off the paved surface in areas not designated for parking as well as along both sides of the <br />street in front of the courthouse. <br />The Clerk of Court and Senior Assistant estimate that approximately 80,000 people per year attend <br />Orange County Superior Court, which, on a busy day, has 400 cases on the docket. That figure does <br />not include people attending civil court, child support court, juvenile court, criminal Superior Court, nor <br />selection of jurors. Court has a morning session and an afternoon session, with a different "set" of <br />clients attending each session. <br />Other areas that could be served by the proposed transit route include Hillsborough government <br />services, residential areas, shopping and employment centers, including the Meadowlands business <br />park location of the new Central Orange Senior Center. The service would operate Monday through <br />Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at 30-minute intervals from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and at 60- <br />minute intervals from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. <br />
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